Senators Win Big Over Smithton In Central Missouri League
Jefferson City Senators rout Smithton 9 to 1 behind Bridges pitching and sharp defense. Lee backed him with solid catching and a sensational sixth inning grab as Foley debuted at shortstop. Smithton pitcher Granger struggled with control, while Schleer and Slaughter contributed at the plate. The Senators advance to face Versailles Sunday at Lincoln Park with Holtzhauser slated to start.
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Jefferson City Senators
Smithton
Senators
Sedalia
Bridges
Missouri University
Lee
Reed
Foley
Granger
Kaiser
Schleer
Daniels
Slaughter
Versailles
Lincoln Park
Holtzhauser
Jefferson City
OLA
EB Mahon
Griffith
Ard
O. Tee
Eee
Ist
Nichols
R.H. O
A.B. Face
Golster
May
Smith
Wagner
Hodges
Richter
Tipton Tops Central Missouri League Standings
The Central Missouri League standings show Tipton leading with 3 0 record while California and Eldon have yet to win. California was routed by Sedona club after eight first inning runs. Langkop hurled five scoreless innings to hold them. In New York, Lieut McQuade saved his daughter after a steel door pinned her, injuries expected to heal.
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Tipton
Steeee
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Olean
Smithton
Versailles
Hiron
California
Eldon
Langkop
New York
M. B. McQuade
Yonkers
Hileen
Three-base hits and RBIs noted in baseball box score
Schleer, Russ batted in Griffith Ma hon Lee Nichols Pace and others in a game. Bridges struck out six times Granger thirteen times.
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Schleer
Russ
Griffith
Mahon
Lee
Nichols
Pace
Bridges
Granger
Sports Gossip And Signings From A Busy Era
The piece notes Howard Maple joining the White Sox and Johnny Murc Phy moving to the Yankees, lauds great college pitchers, and mentions Irish players on the Giants. It also recounts Harry Conlon's pole vault spill, Snapper Garrison praising Laverne Fator and Pony McAfee, and hints at football and baseball suspicions around the Western Conference and university expulsions.
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Howard Maple
University of Oregon
White Sox
Johnny Murc Phy
Fordham
Yankee
Giants
Harry Conlon
Rennselaer Polo Institute
Snapper Garrison
Laverne Fator
Pony McAfee
Tis
James J. Corbett
William Harrison Dempsey
Vodeville
University of Town
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Towa
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
College toons and pros draw scouts in mixed sports chatter
A humorous Iowa story, talks of married athletes and snooping, with names like Oran Pape Forest Twogood Ernest Jenson Mayes McLain. Missouri College plans for fall coaching to manage player behavior with ticketed relievers. Mickey Finn and Gordon Slade lauded as top rookies drawing major league interest from Brooklyn to Pittsburgh.
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Towa
Oran Pape
Forest Twogood
Ernest Jensen
Mayes McLain
Iowa
Mickey Finn
Gordon Slade
Far West
Tommy Laird
San Francisco News
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Laird
Finn
Slade
Cardinals and Macks Gain by Doing Nothing
Postponements trimmed yesterday’s major league schedule to half a day. Athletics and Cardinals benefited by inactivity, while Connie Mack’s Athletics widened his lead over rivals to seven games. George Piperas limited the White Sox to six hits as Lou Gehrig homered again in a 6 1 victory for New York.
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William Z. Chipman
Associated Press Sports
Pennsylvania
Athletics
Cardinals
Pirates
Pittsburgh
George Piperas
Lou Gehrig
White Sox
Pipe
Igerr
Metzler
Chicago
Rain Halts Games of Independents Again
The Jefferson City Cubs had their Rhineland game postponed by rain, the third idle day this season. Mohawks vs St. Louis Boosters also washed out. Linn Gasconade game rained out then decided late. Giants beat Cubs 4 1 at Wrigley Field as rain limited NL activities.
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Cubs
Linn
Gasconade
Jefferson City Cubs
Rhineland
Jefferson City Mohawks
St. Louis Boosters
Linn-Gasconade
Jos Cronin
Tryin Hadley
Browns
Red Sox
Braves’ Field
Messrs
Shaule
Ferrell
Boston
Milton Gaston
Sox
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Giants
Lake Michigan
Norman McMillan
McCarthy
Gants
Major League Leaders Overview by Associated Press
National leaders include O Doul hitting .417 and Douthit with 41 runs. Hafey drives in 44 for St Louis as Frisch leads with 17 doubles and Waner with 4 triples. Klein hits 13 homers for Philadelphia while Cuyler has 11 steals. Grimes tops pitching for Pittsburgh. American leaders show Foxx at .422, Gehringer with 0 runs, Simmons 53 RBIs, Alexander 67 hits, Johnson 19 doubles, Blue with 5 triples, Gehrig 12 homers, West and Metzler each 6 steals and Ohio and Jost 9 wins respectively.
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Juneau
Associated Press
O'Doul
Phillies
Douthit
Hafey
Cards
Frisch
Waner
Pirates
Klein
Cuyler
Cubs
Grimes
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Okla
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Henryl Farrell
Missouri College
MACKS
Bruins
Washington
George Baleliole
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Liccarr & Myans Toraces Co
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Samsoun
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